Belfast buildings lit up red for Polish Solidarity movement

Belfast buildings lit up red for Polish Solidarity movement
Belfast City Hall illuminates in the Polish national colours, red and white, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Polish Solidarity movement. (Kaja Choma/Maciek Bator/PA)

Two of Belfast’s best known buildings have been lit up to mark the 40th anniversary of the Polish Solidarity movement.

Belfast City Hall was lit in the Polish national colours of red and white, while the Solidarity logo was beamed on to the MAC to commemorate the founding of the independent trade union on August 31 1980.

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